Hiroshi Tameda

Those flames’re still rising up! You see ’em, right?! Endeavor’s alive and fighting!! So don’t give up just cuz the other guy’s gone! There’s still a dude out there risking it all for us!! Can’t you see?!

Hiroshi Tameda speaking about Endeavor to the evacuating civilians in "Why He Gets Back Up"

Hiroshi Tameda
Biographical Information
Kanji Name	為 (ため) 田 (だ) 浩 (ひろし)
Rōmaji Name	Tameda Hiroshi
Personal Description
Birthday	January 8
Age	18 (First Appearance) 19 (Current)
Gender	Male
Height	170 cm (5'7")
Status
Status	Alive
First Appearance
Manga Debut	Chapter 186

Hiroshi Tameda (為 (ため) 田 (だ) 浩 (ひろし) , Tameda Hiroshi^?), also known as "Can't You See?" kid, is a loyal fan of Endeavor.

Appearance

Hiroshi is a plain-looking young man of average height with spiky pale hair and large eyes. He looks similar to Kosei Tsuburaba from Class 1-B.

Gallery

Getting noticed by the man himself.

Hiroshi believes in Endeavor.

Personality

Hiroshi is shown to be a huge fan of Endeavor, admiring the Pro Hero for his determination to always reach for the top without minding about popularity rankings. When he discovered Endeavor's apparent change in character, Hiroshi immediately flipped out about his favorite hero's sudden personality change.

Despite this, Hiroshi is rather supportive of Endeavor, notably when he spoke out to the public that they still need to believe in Endeavor for protecting society from powerful villains like High-End.

Synopsis

Pro Hero Arc

When Endeavor is walking with Hawks he notices Hiroshi trying to approach him, but is too shy to do so. Endeavor approaches him and smiles and offers his hand for a handshake which causes Hiroshi to freak out because it is not normal for Endeavor to behave like that. Later on when Endeavor is battling High-End, Hiroshi interrupts a reporters on a live broadcast telling everyone to believe in Endeavor. As a result of his actions he later became an internet phenomenon and a meme in Japan.

Trivia

His name is the kanji 為 (tame; for, result), 田 (da; rice paddy), and 浩 (hiroshi; prosperous)